dresser TD40B dozer

[dirtpusher9]

I'm glad your going with one motor and steering clutches, you can be the guinea pig to see if works.lol Any more progress on the pump?

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by dirtpusher9

I'm glad your going with one motor and steering clutches, you can be the guinea pig to see if works.lol Any more progress on the pump?

yes I actually put it together and tried it , have some seal reworking to do . It leaked between pump and motor . Yes ,I'll be the guinea pig on this 1 ,and will not give up till it works . need less to say nothing will be running anytime soon , lot of small parts to make . I need to get some chunks of aluminum to make 4 trannies for the scrapers , 2 reversers for this , valves , and pumps . if the vain is a no go then back to the gears .

[ihbuilder]

well I got my pump working still got to get a shaft seal , A quad ring just not going to cut it ( should've known better ) . now on to the next unaffordable part valves . I think I'm going to wear this taig mill out with these 3 machines

IHSteve

[Vanisle]

Nice work on the pump - a vane pump you say. Wow, nice work. Would a press fit bronze SAE863 collar on the shaft help seal it? Are you planning to make the valves? If so, are you going to do a closed or open hydraulic system?

[SmallHaul]

Nice progress Steve. Pump looks good!

Those HD brand servos I told you about on the phone don't like to sit for a long time under load, they have so much holding strength that they burn up from heat. So, they probably would be good to move/hold valves.

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by Vanisle

Nice work on the pump - a vane pump you say. Wow, nice work. Would a press fit bronze SAE863 collar on the shaft help seal it? Are you planning to make the valves? If so, are you going to do a closed or open hydraulic system?

I'm might try something off the shelf first . not sure yet on open or closed . as for seal , I just used what I had laying around to try it out .

Originally Posted by SmallHaul

Nice progress Steve. Pump looks good!

Those HD brand servos I told you about on the phone don't like to sit for a long time under load, they have so much holding strength that they burn up from heat. So, they probably would be good to move/hold valves.

thanks Scott , any servo holding a load for a long period of time is not good for it , I would think . I'll cross that 1 when I can get to it .